Plix (The Plant Fix)
Apple Cider Vinegar with the Mother Bubbly Effervescent, Apple Flavour
1st of 1 effervescent tablets rated for weight management
1.4
out of 5
Poor fit for weight management
- Formula and evidence
- 0.0
- Ingredient quality
- 2.5
- Taste
- 3.7
- Affordability
- 2.5
Based on the product's Amazon.in listing · Reviewed by Deepu Oommen on 8 Nov 2026 · Price checked 8 Nov 2026 · How we rate
How each rating was worked out
Overall = formula and evidence 50% + ingredient quality 20% + taste 15% + affordability 15%.
Taste 3.7
74% of 9,570 Amazon ratings were 4 or 5 stars (Amazon shows no taste-only rating for this product). Customer ratings are about the whole product, and some may not be genuine.
Affordability 2.5
₹26.58 per gram of apple cider vinegar, the ingredient it is sold for. Compared with the cheapest of the effervescent tablets we rate that are priced the same way: the cheapest scores 5, and twice its price scores 2.5. Amazon price ₹299 for 64.5 g on 8 Nov 2026.
Ingredient quality 2.5
- Safe daily dose — All actives within known safe limits at two tablets a day (chromium 400 mcg, B6 1.9 mg); no stimulants (a limit, not averaged in)Good
- Formula focused on the aim — ACV, chromium and pomegranate are presented for appetite and metabolism; vitamins B6 and B12 are added for energy, with no weight-management purpose for the adult target groupPartly
- Transparency — Every active has an amount and ACV is standardised (6% acetic acid), but the pomegranate extract has no standardisation, 'equivalent to one shot of liquid ACV' contradicts the label dose, the ingredients list watermelon flavour on an Apple Flavour pack, and Safety Information says 'For External use'Partly
- Additives of concern — No preservatives, but contains the artificial colour Allura Red (INS 129)Partly
- Sodium per day — 105 mg sodium a tablet, 210 mg a day at two tabletsPartly
- Sugar and sweeteners — 0 g added sugar, but sweetened with sucralose (INS 955)Partly
Graded with our weight management effervescent tablets matrix (how we judge ingredients).
Formula and evidence 0.0
- Active ingredients at a studied dose — Two tablets give about 90 mg acetic acid (1.5 g ACV at 6%), around a tenth of the 750-1,500 mg acetic acid in the 15-30 ml of vinegar used in trials. Chromium picolinate 400 mcg a day reaches a studied dose, but the main active does notPoor
Formula 0.0 of 5 × evidence for its main active, apple cider vinegar 0.5 of 2.5 ÷ 2.5: the science counts only as far as this product is like the ones studied. Modest reductions in short trials only (meta-analysis of 10 trials, Nutrients, 2025). Two tablets a day give 1.5 g apple cider vinegar powder at 6% acetic acid, about 90 mg acetic acid. Vinegar trials used 15-30 ml a day, about 750-1,500 mg acetic acid, so the dose is roughly a tenth of the studied amount, and the 'one shot of liquid ACV' claim is not backed by the label. Chromium picolinate 400 mcg a day is a studied dose. This does not promise any result.
Label facts
Per serving of 4.3 g (per 4.3 g tablet, without water), as shown on the product's Amazon.in listing
| Energy | 12 kcal |
|---|---|
| Protein | 0.1 g |
| Carbohydrate | 3.3 g |
| of which sugars | 0.1 g |
| Fat | 0.02 g |
| Fibre | 0.6 g |
| Pack size | 64.5 g (about 15 servings) |
| Price | ₹299 on Amazon.in, checked 8 Nov 2026 |
| FSSAI category, as shown | Nutraceutical |
| FSSAI licence number, as shown | Not shown |
Claims on the label
Listed as found. We check them; we do not repeat them as fact
- "Supports Metabolism & Control Cravings (Amazon title)"
- "Daily fizzy to help manage metabolism (front of pack)"
- "India's first apple cider vinegar effervescent for adults with zero side effects (About this item)"
- "Each tablet is equivalent to one shot of liquid apple cider vinegar (About this item)"
- "Designed to support your body's natural detoxification processes (About this item)"
- "World's 1st ACV Fizz (image 2)"
- "Can help manage appetite & feel full for longer (image 3)"
- "Pomegranates high in antioxidants to help improve metabolism (image 5)"
- "No added refined sugar, no harmful chemicals, no maltodextrin (image 6)"
Ingredients, as printed
Acidity Regulators (INS 501(ii), INS 330 and INS 500(ii)), Apple Cider Vinegar, Diluent (INS 421), Nature Identical Flavouring Substances (Watermelon), Pomegranate Extract, Vehicle (INS 1521), Sweetener (INS 955), Colour (INS 129), Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride)#, Chromium Picolinate, and Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin)
Who it may suit
- Adults who want a low-calorie, sugar-free fizzy drink in place of soda, alongside diet and activity
Who should check with a doctor first, or avoid it
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Children and teenagers
- People with kidney or liver conditions
- People on regular medication, unless their doctor agrees
- People with kidney disease or on potassium-sparing medicines: two tablets give 774 mg potassium a day
- People on diabetes medicines should ask their doctor first, because the product contains chromium
- People with acid reflux or sensitive teeth: it is an acidic drink
- Buyers should know the pack cannot be returned
General information written from the label, not advice for one person.
Sources
- Amazon.in product listing (text and 8 listing images), checked 2026-11-08: https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0GN9H3DHV
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